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Radio has been a staple of the Pakistani media landscape for many years. From the early days of Radio Pakistan to the modern era of digital radio, radio stations in Pakistan have always played an important role in providing news, entertainment, and cultural programming to listeners across the country. Today, there are dozens of radio stations in Pakistan, broadcasting in a variety of languages and formats. In this article, we'll take a closer look at some of the most popular radio stations in Pakistan and what they have to offer.

Radio Pakistan

Let's start with the granddaddy of them all: Radio Pakistan. Founded in 1947, Radio Pakistan was the first radio station in Pakistan and remains one of the most important media outlets in the country. It broadcasts in a variety of languages, including Urdu, English, Punjabi, Sindhi, and Balochi. Radio Pakistan offers news, current affairs, music, and cultural programming, as well as educational content for children and adults.

FM 101

FM 101 is a popular commercial radio station that broadcasts in a variety of languages, including Urdu, English, and Punjabi. It's known for its lively morning shows, featuring music, news, and talk segments. FM 101 also offers a range of other programming, including interviews with celebrities and politicians, cultural events coverage, and sports updates.

City FM 89

City FM 89 is another popular commercial radio station that broadcasts in English. It's known for its eclectic mix of music, featuring everything from pop and rock to jazz and world music. City FM 89 also offers a range of other programming, including news, interviews, and cultural events coverage.

Radio FM 91

Radio FM 91 is a commercial radio station that broadcasts in Urdu and English. It's known for its mix of news, talk, and music programming, featuring everything from Bollywood hits to Pakistani pop and classical music. Radio FM 91 also offers a range of other programming, including interviews, cultural events coverage, and educational content.

Samaa FM

Samaa FM is a relatively new commercial radio station that broadcasts in Urdu. It's known for its focus on news and current affairs, offering in-depth coverage of political and social issues. Samaa FM also offers a range of other programming, including talk shows, interviews, and cultural events coverage.

Mast FM 103

Mast FM 103 is a commercial radio station that broadcasts in Urdu. It's known for its focus on music, featuring a mix of Pakistani and Bollywood hits. Mast FM 103 also offers a range of other programming, including news and talk shows.

There are many other radio stations in Pakistan, each offering their own unique blend of programming. Whether you're interested in news, music, or talk shows, there's sure to be a radio station in Pakistan that meets your needs. So next time you're in the mood for some quality radio programming, tune in to one of the many great radio stations in Pakistan.

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Awaz TV

About Awaz TV Awaz TV is a 24×7 live Pakistani News & Current Affairs, Entertainment, Infotainment, Comedy, Health and Beauty Tips, Food and Fun, Amazing Videos, Poetry, and many more. This news channel is based in Karachi, Pakistan. It was launched in 2009 12, years ago. Awaz TV : Website Video Channel

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URBAN REDEVELOPMENT IN KARACHI, PAKISTAN The Empress Market (Urdu: ایمپریس مارکیٹ‎, Sindhi: ايمپريس مارڪيٽ) is a marketplace situated in the Saddar Town locality of Karachi, Pakistan. The market traces its origins to the British Raj era, when it was first constructed. Today, it is amongst the most popular and busy places for shopping in Karachi. Commodities sold in the Empress Market range from condiments, fruit, vegetables and meat to stationery material, textiles and pets. Plans to renovate the market have been considered over the years, but usually have not been realized. In June 15, 2017 the World Bank went public with with a new revitalization plan, hoping that it would benefit almost one million residents, business owners and commuters “by improving living conditions in the Saddar, Korangi and Malir areas of Karachi.” The next day, World Bank Country Director in Pakistan Patchamuthu Illangovan had tweeted a video of the bank’s Sohaib Athar talking about KNIP. By October 2017, at the annual Karachi Conference, the public got a first look at the Saddar revitalisation plan. Architect Hafeez Habibi of CG Consultants Group was asked to present it as he was the consultant. At the conference, as he went through the slides, he talked about a “revitalised common man’s culture of street shopping.” But critics are wary. As Mahim Maher has written: Perhaps the new pedestrianized zone will be beautiful and clean and well-lit. Perhaps people from around the city will enjoy themselves here and like it. Perhaps a big mall will come up next to Empress Market with central air-conditioning. Perhaps tall flats and apartment towers will go up. Perhaps Zamzama coffee shops will open kiosks here and sell us 325-rupee lattes. Who knows how it will change. I can only put the dots down today. Stay tuned… Source: Mahim Maher, “The World Bank, Empress Market and the Sindh government,” SAMAA, 2019

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TV Media Jobs in Lahore 2022

TV Media Jobs in Lahore 2022

TV Media Jobs in Lahore 2022: SAMAA TV. SAMAA DIGITAL ✓ Editor – Business Desk ✓ Senior Sub Editor – Life & Style Desk ✓ Sub Editor – Urdu News Desk ✓ Sub Editor – English News Desk ✓ Social Media Executive ✓ YouTube Executive ✓ Video Editor CREATIVE DEPARTMENT ✓ Character Animator / Rigger ✓ 3D Motion Graphics Artist / Compositor Interested candidates can send their CVs to…

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Urdu News link Of All Type News

Newslink is a purely Urdu website, where you can read all content in Urdu. It’s the best resource for Urdu lovers who like to read/write in Urdu. It contains news from all other famous sites like BBC, ARY, Dunya, Jang, Nawaye Waqt, Urdu point, dawn, Samaa and voice of America. The best feature on this website is to find out all other related news from the past 8 years. Like if any politician delivers any statement, this website will tell you all other related statements given by that politician in past. The only news link has this feature that distinguishes it from all other Urdu news websites. Imran Khan just launches his new campaign green and clean Pakistan. You can find every single news related to that campaign here on this platform. It’s a great campaign as we know the climate is changing so rapidly so we have to take initiatives like these to keep it balanced.

Sports Passion and Corruption in Pakistan

Sports especially cricket is a passion for every person in Pakistan. You can get all live updates related to score and live streaming on sports news. Corruption is a curse and huge hurdle to the progress of Pakistan. The main cause of this evil was lack of accountability in Pakistan. Nab was not fully independent, it always has the influenced whether there are military civil governments. Reasons behind all of the above types of corruption were favoritism, laziness, personal incapability and avoiding the hard work. Qurani verse says that earning the halal, judicial and fair livelihood is ibadat and a person doing so is a friend of Allah. Corruption causes the murder of merit and also increase gaps between rich and poor. We all need to stand by against corruption for the sake of make Pakistan better. Every news related to corruption can be found on this platform. Layout and placement of everything are great on this website. It is easily understandable and easily findable whatever you are looking for. its font is also very much readable.

Pakistan is Developing and Struggling Country

Pakistan is developing the country and struggling many fields in which health system has suffered a lot and now Pakistan is on rank 122 out if 190 countries according to world health organization performance report, which is a very alarming situation for us. You can get every small update regarding health news at newslink. Majority of people living in slums suffer from Malaria. This disease is caused when mosquitoes breed on unclean water and unsanitary conditions which is very common in rural areas and deserts. Malaria can cause death too if left untreated. It is one of the top health issues in Pakistan. Dengue fever has been affecting people since 2010. In Pakistan, it has taken thousands of lives of people living in rural areas. Dengue is a viral infection which is caused by a specific mosquito type. It causes fever, severe headache and weakness in the patient. Even after many years, dengue is still prevailing across the country. We need to improve our health structure so that poor people also afford good facilities in economic rates.

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Pakistan: Vandalized Another Hindu Temple in Karachi

Pakistan: Vandalized Another Hindu Temple in Karachi

Karachi: The man entered a Hindu temple in Ranchore Line area of Karachi in the evening and damaged the statue of Hindu deity Jog Maya using a hammer, Pakistani Urdu language news television network Samaa TV reported. The accused was later apprehended by the public and handed over to local police. According to media reports, the accused has been booked under sections that deal with…

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Pakistan: Vandalized Another Hindu Temple in Karachi

Pakistan: Vandalized Another Hindu Temple in Karachi

Karachi: The man entered a Hindu temple in Ranchore Line area of Karachi in the evening and damaged the statue of Hindu deity Jog Maya using a hammer, Pakistani Urdu language news television network Samaa TV reported. The accused was later apprehended by the public and handed over to local police. According to media reports, the accused has been booked under sections that deal with…

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Today’s Pakistani Talk show/program  ” Nadeem Malik Live | Thursday 07 January 2021 “ live streamed telecast today on ” SAMAA TV “ YouTube/daily motion channel watch full hd episode. Topic: ” Usman Dar Aur Ata Tarrar Ka Takra “. Watch all Pakistani news, News headlines, current affairs, Pakistan talk shows and world news in Urdu and english language. Please share your comment here about the…

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The 'womanspreading' placard that caused fury in Pakistan

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Image caption Photos of the poster quickly spread across social media

When Rumisa Lakhani and Rashida Shabbir Hussain created a placard for an International Women’s Day march in Pakistan, they had no idea just how much it would place them at the centre of a fierce national debate.

The day before the event the two 22-year-old students attended a poster-making session at their university in Karachi.

They wanted to come up with something that would attract attention and started brainstorming ideas.

A friend happened to be sitting with her legs spread wide, and this inspired the poster that Rumisa and Rashida made.

For Rumisa the way women should sit is a constant issue. “We have to be elegant; we have to worry about not showing the shape of our bodies. The men, they manspread and no-one bats an eye,” she says.

Rumisa’s design depicted an unashamed womanspreader nonchalantly lounging in sunglasses.

Her best friend Rashida then provided the slogan. Rashida wanted to draw attention to the fact that women “are told how to sit, how to walk, how to talk”.

Image copyright Rashida Lakhani

Image caption Rashida and Rumisa are both passionate about women’s rights

So they decided on the caption: “Here, I’m sitting correctly.”

Rumisa and Rashida met in their first year at Habib University. Rumisa studies communication design, while Rashida is a social development and policy student.

“We are best friends, we laugh together, tell each other everything,” Rashida says.

They share a passion for women’s rights, based on their personal experiences of sexism.

For Rumisa, dealing with the family pressure to get married has been a “daily struggle”. She sees the fact that she isn’t married today as “a personal victory”.

Rashida says she faces constant harassment on the streets. She also finds the expectation that she should marry and become a housewife uncomfortable.

So the two friends were keen to participate in one of several “Aurat” marches – named after the Urdu word for women – staged in cities across Pakistan last month.

“It was an amazing feeling, having so many women screaming for their rights,” Rumisa says. “It was our space at that moment and I think all who attended could feel that empowered vibe from it.”

The Aurat marches were a big moment for the country’s feminist movement. While women had marched in huge numbers in Pakistan before, these protests cut across class divisions and also included members of the LGBT community.

In 2018 the World Economic Forum ranked Pakistan as the second-worst country out of 149 in terms of gender equality – the only country with a worse ranking was Yemen. Women in Pakistan regularly face domestic violence, forced marriages, sexual harassment, and can be the victims of honour killings.

Some placards and posters on the Aurat marches were sexual in nature, and in this conservative country these triggered a backlash.

The march organisers attribute this response to the fact they were challenging the notion that men should make decisions about women’s bodies.

“We were questioning body policing, the policing of women’s sexuality,” says Moneeza, one of the national organisers. “In the religious community there is the notion that a woman should cover herself and stay at home. We were challenging that.”

Rumisa believes the sight of 7,500 women gathering on the street shocked conservatives. “Doing that on the road with such a loud voice made people uncomfortable,” she says. “People feel it’s threatening Islam, although I don’t see that. I think Islam is a feminist religion.”

Even before she had got home from the protest, Rumisa realised the picture of her with the placard had gone viral on social media.

One comment on a Facebook post said, “I don’t need this kind of society for my daughter”; while another said, “I am a woman but I certainly don’t feel good about this. Show that we belong to an Islamic society.” Another read, “It was women’s day. Not bitches’ day.”

However, others supported the placard’s message.

One woman tweeted: “I genuinely don’t understand why people are so horrified by words on a poster when they should be disgusted by the subjugation of women in Pakistan.”

Rumisa received messages from people she knew saying, “We can’t believe you did this. You’re from such a modest family.”

Image copyright Rashida Lakhani

Image caption The marchers faced criticism from conservatives and even some feminists

Members of Rumisa’s extended family told her parents that they shouldn’t let her go on any more marches.

Despite this pressure, Rumisa’s parents supported their daughter’s decision to protest.

Another placard at the march said “my body, my choice”.

According to the Samaa TV channel, this led to one cleric in Karachi ridiculing the slogan in a sermon that was posted online.

“My body my choice… your body your choice… Then men’s body men’s choice… They can climb onto anyone they want,” Dr Manzoor Ahmad Mengal is reported to have said in a video posted online.

He has been accused by critics of inciting rape, and march organiser Moneeza says that rape and death threats have been commonplace since the protest.

“There has been a backlash on social media with a lot of organisers getting rape threats,” she says. “I think that is part of the wider misogyny amongst men that we are challenging.”

The Aurat marches also caused divisions within Pakistan’s feminist movement.

“A lot of feminists participated in the backlash, self-proclaimed feminists. They were like, ‘ these are not valid issues, this is not the way women should behave’,” Rumisa says. “My own friends – who call themselves feminists – felt my poster was unnecessary.”

One prominent feminist, Kishwar Naheed, said she believed that Rumisa and Rasheeda’s placard, and others like it, were disrespectful to traditions and values.

She said that those who thought they could secure more rights using such placards were misguided like jihadis who think that by killing innocent people they will go to heaven.

However, an article by Sadia Khatri in the Dawn newspaper accused Kishwar of letting feminists down.

She called on those seeking change to embrace the “vulgar” nature of some of the posters.

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Image caption Designer Lubaina Rajbhoy creates a poster for a women’s march

“We need to claim these posters and make the connection between them and the ‘larger’ feminist struggles,” she said.

“A girl’s right to sit with her legs open is about her agency to do what she likes with her body without reprimand or harassment, it is about her right to move freely, it is about victim-blaming and whose fault it is when someone is assaulted — not the girl’s, no matter how she was sitting.”

Despite the controversy Rumisa doesn’t regret making the poster. “I’m kind of happy that my poster got a lot of attention,” she says.

“I’m not ashamed or afraid of that kind of attention, it’s one of the reasons we use slogans like that because we wanted attention to be brought to the women’s march and to all kinds of issues.”

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Media in Pakistan-Who owns and governs the business?

Overview of media businesses in Pakistan

Dunya News

CEO Dunya News, Mian Amer Mahmood was born in 1960 in Lahore. He is an educationist, a legislator and former mayor of Lahore from 2001 to 2009. He launched Roznama  Dunya news in September 2012 published in eight different cities in Pakistan. He started Punjab Group of Colleges in 1985 followed by university of Central Punjab, Allied School franchise and MA Jinnah University. His net worth exceeds roughly 2B rupees. He was awarded Hilaal I Imtiaz for his services to education. He was elected as Chairman Broadcasting Association in November 2016.

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http://dunyanews.tv/en/Pakistan/359074-Mian-Amer-Mahmood-elected-as-Chairman-PBA

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GNN

Gourmet bakery in a move to diversify its commercial base bought the struggling Jaag Tv in 2016 with 1.5B rupees, launhed with the name, G News Network across Pakistan in 2018. The bakery has more than 100 outlets in multiple cities of Punjab along with many restaurants and 5000+ employees. It was started by Muhammad Nawaz Chatta in 1991. Gourmet also has a stake in pharmacies and planned to work on smartphones with a Chinese company which could not materialize. It acquired 12% stake in the Silk Bank in 2015 and has catered to avenues of magazine production as well as furniture.

External Links:

https://propakistani.pk/2018/05/08/gourmet-bakery-is-launching-its-own-tv-channel-in-pakistan/

https://profit.pakistantoday.com.pk/2018/05/07/food-giant-gourmet-set-to-launch-tv-channel/

 Express Media Group

With worth of $800m, Sultan Ali Lakhani, CEO Express Media Group is also the joint owner of the Lakson Group which has different companies like Colgate-Palmolive (Pakistan), Cyber.Net, Clover and McDonald’s restaurants. The Lakhani tycoons have embarked on partnerships with international conglomerate of companies for producing products ranging from tobacco, detergents, packaging, surgical equipment, cotton, paper and other household items. NAB has alleged the Lakhanis of having created phony companies through worthless directors and raised massive loans from various banks. NAB had reportedly demanded Rs 7 billion from Lakhanis, but later agreed they pay only Rs.1.5 billion over a 10-year period.

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 HUM Network

Being the first ever Stock Exchange Listed Company in electronic media in Pakistan, HNL went live with its first channel "HUM TV" in January 2005.HumTV network is set to launch online grocery store called HUM Mart. With ecommerce on the boom and its expectation of reaching $1B by 2020, online business is attracting entrepreneurs to tap the diverse broader customer base. In the first quarter of 2017/18, its net profits crossed rupees 536m. Hum partners with other media houses for hosting TV shows. HNL has to its umbrella three genre of monthly Magazines:

1. Glam – Showcasing latest trends and teaching its readers how to assume a distinctly chic and modern appearance.

2. Masala Tv Food Mag- about quality home cooking for the people who love to eat and cook.

3. Newsline Magazine – socio political magazine featuring aggressive journalism for its readers.

External Links:

http://humnetwork.tv/Company_Profile.html

https://www.researchsnipers.com/hum-network-online-grocery-shop-launching-soon/

 ARY Group

The ARY Group  founded by a prominent businessman, late Haji Abdul Razzak Yaqoob. His Net worth was $1B. He was the president of ARY Group ($1.5billion turnover) and World Memon Organization (WMO). Besides this, he has huge property holdings in Karachi, Islamabad and Dubai amounting to over $200m. He is major in the gold market also having around 20 outlets in Asia. He has also been involved in paying Asif Zardari $5m in 1990’s for allowing him to import/export gold denied by Zardari.  In 2014,  Yaqoob passed away. His nephew, Salman Iqbal basically a film producer now owns and runs the network. Salman Iqbal owns a PSL Team, Karachi Kings. ARY Group bought Karachi Kings as a result of auctions in 2015 for $26 million and 10 years of contract. CEO of ARY Films, Salman’s team produced three movies Lahore Se Aagey, 3 Bahadur, and Dobara Phir Se in 2016. Since 2000 when he started ARY Digital Media Group, his worth ten-folded and is increasing at a whopping $90 Million per year as of 2016-2017.

External Links:

https://www.pakpedia.pk/salman-iqbal

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 Geo

GEO founded in May 2002 and Jang are owned by Dubai based businessman Mir Shakeel ur Rahman. Recently following Panama Leaks, he was suspected of owning offshore companies and money laundering along with Zardari. Under Mir’s supervision, GeoFilms launched its first movie “Khuda k Lye” in 2007 which was a blockbuster.  It has been partnering with professionals and film makers for  films since. He is believed to impact politics indirectly through the channel. His net worth is debatable because of diversification of investments in different companies. The case of $40m tax evasion is in proceeding against him.

External Links:

https://he.com.pk/featured-posts/mir-shakeel-ur-rehman-wealth-net-worth/

City42

Launched in 2008, City42 is a regional Lahore based news channel that caters news about current affairs and infotainment. City related issues including water, electricity load shedding, metro bus station, and other top stories of Punjab government are covered through anchors and talk shows. The channel has variety of programs in Urdu and English. City 42 is owned by Syed Mohsin naqvi, son in law of current speaker Punjab Assembly and former CM Punjab, Ch Pervez Ilahi.

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https://www.city42.tv/

 Capital TV

Islamabad based Urdu language TV channel established in April 2013. Seedhi Baat, Bay Laag, Hum Sub, Awaam, capital clinic and Dr toothpaste are some of its current programs. Dr Basi Sheikh founded  HB Media pvt parent of Capital TV. Basit, Cornell University phd alumnus, is current MD of Capital TV. Apart from serving as honory advisor to PM, he served to digitize media services i.e. Universal Service Fund and further in Telecom, broadband and telemedicine area.

External Links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_TV_(Pakistan)

Samaa TV

Mr. Zafar Siddiqi co-founded Africa Business News (Pty) Limited in 2008 and serves as its Chairman. Mr. Siddiqi is Co-Founder of CNBC Africa and serves as its Chairman. Mr. Siddiqi is Founder of CNBC Arabia and serves as its Chairman. He is Founder of CNBC Pakistan and serves as its President. He provides strategic oversight to the three networks that encompass 71 countries with a staff contingent of 900. Chairman of SAMAA TV and Chairman of Murdoch University International Study Centre in Dubai, he is a director on the board of the Academy of Science and Arts of New York. A former KPMG Partner, he ventured into media in 1995 when he established Telebiz in Karachi, Pakistan. Latter, he established a general new channel, Samaa TV, in Pakistan in 2007 and serves as its Chairman. Mr. Siddiqi is also the co-founder and Chairman of Murdoch University, Dubai. He is on the Board of the International Emmy's and also serves on the advisory council of the President of Nigeria.

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Roze News

Roze News (also known as Roze TV) is an Urdu language Pakistan television news channel based in Islamabad, launched in year 2015. Rewarded tamghe Imtiaz, Sardar Khan Niazi  is president and CEO of the SK Group, which is comprised of several companies in the areas of information technology, CNG (compressed natural gas) fuelling stations, media, construction and real estate. Founded by SK in 2001, SRN media operates some of the country’s biggest newspapers including Daily Pakistan, The Patriot, and Pak Watan. The group has also launched its first TV channel. According to its founder, Sk Niazi, the Roze TV channel is now one of one of the top four in the country after Geo, Dunya and Express. Mr Khan Niazi is himself an anchorman on one of the popular news shows on Roze TV.

External Links:

http://www.theworldfolio.com/news/sardar-khan-niazi-sk-group-president-and-ceo-pakistan-n2950/2950/

Aurora magazine, Dawn

Founded in 1998, AURORA is Pakistan's leading advertising, marketing and media magazine. Published by The Dawn Media Group, AURORA is widely recognised as the voice of the advertising industry. Cars, smartphones, drinks and juices and versatile items from different brands are published, promotes and commented on the website of the magazine. Ads of companies are displayed with commentaries and videos thus enhancing the reach of the brands to the general population through interactive slogans and logos. Hello Pakistan, mein Perfect hoon, yaadoun s juda khasta maza, Kenwood inverter AC, and zarra zarra khalis are some of the recently promoted campaigns. The media has made business of ads marketing part of necessary entertainment encouraging brands and companies to make interactive funny message driven ads and video clips.

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Day 104

Today happens to be World Press Freedom Day so what better day to write about the press. I have to admit, I hate watching the news. I stopped watching it years ago. When I walk into a room with it on, I want to walk right out again. There was a period of time before all of this election stuff that I could go for a week or more before consuming an actual news story. I can’t tell you how many times I have been in a conversation where I was lost but didn’t want to admit it due to my own resistance to read current events. 

Over the course of the election up until now, I find myself consuming news constantly. Part of becoming a consumer of news has been the process of educating myself on what sources I go to for information. I have researched what sources are sarcasm and comedy and what sources are legitimate. I have learned which outlets are more conservative and which are more liberal. I try to read stories from both perspectives when I can. 

There is a lot written about our “echo chambers” right now. I can see the value in examining them. I have made some attempts at getting outside mine by not consuming new articles from my Facebook feed. I have an app on my phone that pulls the stories together from the journals and papers I choose each day. I have set my preferences to include both liberal and conservative sources. I stay away from the journals on the extreme ends of either side. 

Being more mindful and skeptical of the news we are fed is a good thing. It shouldn’t come at the cost of demeaning the press as a whole. There is so much importance in having a free and valued press corp. Using the term “fake news” to describe stories you just don’t like or agree with tears down the value of that press corp. We are seeing the fallout of that erosion right now in our country. The fact that our president and his administration can present “alternative facts” as truth with a straight face frightens me. 

Here is a quote from the UNESCO presentation for World Press Freedom Day:

“ After declining audiences for traditional media, sliding profits and claims of a growing disconnect between the media and their public, the proliferation of fake news as exemplified in the coverage of several major political events in 2016 is the latest challenge to affect the media sector. As Financial Times journalist John Lloyd recently observed, “the decline of newspapers in physical form and their passing on to the internet puts them on all fours with the vast flows of information, fantasy, leaks, conspiracy theories, expressions of benevolence and hatred.” 1 However, every challenge contains within it the seeds of opportunity. Jim Rutenberg from the New York Times has suggested that the explosion in fake news in 2016 may serve to raise the value of real news, concluding: “If so, it will be great journalism that saves journalism.” 2 Original, critical, and well-researched journalism is perhaps needed more today than ever before. Such journalism can thrive only in an environment that is enabling towards free, independent and pluralistic media. When these conditions are in place, the media have an enormous potential to advance peace, just and inclusive societies. Sri Lankan journalist Lasantha Wickrematunghe, who was assassinated in 2009, described free media as “a mirror in which the public can see itself sans mascara and styling gel”, adding: “From [them] you learn the state of your nation, and especially its management by the people you elected to give your children a better future”.

I love that there is a challenge to find some good in this situation in that quote. In the midst of all the craziness surrounding this issue, journalists writing excellent stories with integrity will rise above all the noise. The good we can all take from this today is to mindfully consume news that is written with integrity and to support the freedom of the press. Subscribe to a newspaper. Write a letter of thanks to a journalist that inspired you or informed you. They probably get enough internet trolling to deserve some gratitude. 

We are so lucky to live in a country where the freedom of the press is a real and vibrant part of our experience and public lives. That is not the case in many places around the world. Let’s not squander that freedom by labeling legitimate news as “fake”. 

In honor of all the journalists that have lost their lives in 2017.

Cecilio Pineda Birto (Mexican) Contributor to several publications, including the dailies El Universal and La Jornada de Guerrero Killed on 2 March 2017 in Mexico 

Shifa Zikri Ibrahim (Iraqi) Journalist for television broadcaster Rudaw, a Kurdish media network. Killed on 25 February 2017 in Iraq 

Luis Manuel Medina (Dominican) Journalist for the Milenio Caliente (Hot Millenium) news programme Killed on 14 February 2017 in Dominican Republic 

Leónidas Martínez (Dominican) Director of local radio station FM 103 Killed on 14 February 2017 in Dominican Republic 

Taimur Abbas (Pakistani) Media worker for Samaa TV Killed on 12 February 2017 in Pakistan 

Abdul Hakim Shimul (Bengali) Correspondent for the Bangladeshi daily newspaper Samakal Killed on 2 February 2017 in Bangladesh 

Manuel Salvador Villagrán Trujillo (Guatemalan) Reporter for several news media Killed on 19 January 2017 in Guatemala 

Igor Padilla (Honduran) Reporter for the TV channel Hable Como Habla (HCH) Killed on 17 January 2017 in Honduras 

Muhammad Jan (Pakistanese) Reporter for the Urdu-language daily Qudrat and Brahui language daily Talar Quetta Killed on 12 January 2017 in Pakistan 

Farida Mustakhdi (Afghan) Employee for Wolesi Jirga television Killed on 10 January 2017 in Afghanistan